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Kinetic energy calculations
This classroom material helps 8th-grade students practice calculating kinetic and potential energy through varied question types, such as multiple choice, ordering, and matching scenarios to energy types, focusing on the formulas KE = ½mv² and PE = mgh.
By Edform · Science · Grade 8 · Published Oct 15, 2026 · New
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- Which factor has the greatest effect on an object's kinetic energy if all other factors remain constant?
- Which of the following changes will increase the potential energy (PE = mgh) of an object? Select all that apply.
- Arrange these objects in order from least to greatest kinetic energy, given their mass and speed.
- Match each scenario to the type of energy it describes.
- Fill in the blanks with the correct values or terms.
- Select the correct term for each blank: When a skateboarder is at the top of a ramp, they have mostly _ energy. As they roll down, their _ energy increases.
- Sort each example as either kinetic or potential energy.
- Decide if each statement about kinetic and potential energy is true or false.
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